io.github.zeynepaslierhan/promptlike-mcp

Fetch a prompt and substitute its {{variable}} placeholders with the given values, returning ready-to-use text. Empty or unset ones stay as {{name}} in the output (missing_variables); names you passed that the prompt does not have are ignored and listed in unknown_variables, so check it before relying on the text.

Fetch the full content of one prompt by name, title, id or short-id. Optionally pin an exact version number or a deployment label (e.g. production). Returns the prompt text plus the {{variable}} names it expects — if there are variables, either fill them yourself or call fill_variables.

List the user's saved prompts from their PromptLikeEngineer library. Optionally filter by tag, repo (`project`) or `folder`. Returns id, title, description, repo, folder, updated_at and the {{variable}} names each prompt expects. Paged: `total` is the full count, and when `has_more` is true call again with `page` + 1.

Move ONE prompt to another repo and/or folder. `name` must be the exact title or the id. Its versions, deployment labels, stars, usage and its /p/ short link stay with it; tags are matched by name in the target repo (created if missing). `to_project` = target repo (omit to stay in the same repo; then pass `folder`). `folder` = target folder like reviews/backend (omit: kept in the same repo, repo root in another; "" = the repo root). Refused, with nothing moved, when the target repo already has a prompt with that title, or when the move changes who can see the prompt (public <-> private repo): ask the user, and only if they agree call again with confirm_visibility: true. Moving to where it already is changes nothing. Needs editor or owner on both repos. This tool never deletes a prompt, a version or a tag.

Save a new prompt to the user's PromptLikeEngineer library (use when the user asks to keep/save a prompt, or via the save-this prompt). Mark reusable parts as {{variables}}; never include secrets. Saving the same title + content again is a no-op. If the title already exists with different content, call update_prompt instead. Plan limits apply (the error says so).

Search the user's prompt library by title and description. Returns the same (paged) shape as list_prompts.

Call this when a PromptLikeEngineer tool is missing, broken, confusing or returned a wrong result, or when a saved prompt did not work. One short factual sentence is enough. Never include prompt bodies, secrets or personal data. Works without a signed-in session. A call with a key or token in the message is refused. Errors come back as JSON with `code` and `retryable`; do not retry in a loop.

Call once at the start of a non-trivial task to check the user's saved prompts. Returns up to `limit` prompts from their own library that match the task (title/description match, weighted by past use). If one fits, fetch it with get_prompt (via: 'suggestion'). An empty list means nothing fits — carry on normally. The task text is not stored.

Change an existing prompt. `name` must be the exact title or the id. Only the fields you pass are touched; a field you leave out is NOT changed, a field you pass OVERWRITES. `content` (the full new text) is saved as a NEW version: the old version is kept and nothing is deleted; content equal to the current version creates no version. bump: patch (default), minor or major. `description` (one line; '' clears it) overwrites the prompt's description. `tags` ADDS tags: the ones the prompt lacks are added; tags already on it, and tags you do not list, are left as they are. It never removes a tag ([] changes nothing; remove a tag in the web app). Description and tags are not part of a version: changing only them never creates one, and the previous description is returned so it can be restored. Pass at least one of content, description, tags; passing values that already match changes nothing. This tool never deletes a prompt, a version or a tag.